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2019•The German QuarterlyOpen access

Does German Cultural Studies need the Nation‐State Model?

Yael Almog, Kirsten Belgum, Benjamin Biebuyck, Stephen Brockmann, Vance Byrd, Necia Chronister, Nicole Coleman, Lisabeth Hock, Carol Anne Costabile‐Heming, Gisela Holfter, Jennifer Ruth Hosek, Kathrin Maurer, Moritz Schramm, Patrizia C. McBride, Jan Mieszkowski, John K. Noyes, Benjamin Lincoln Robinson, Carrie Smith-Prei, Scott Spector, Brangwen Stone, Katie Sutton, Heather I. Sullivan, Per Urlaub, Kirk Wetters

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Key concepts: German, German studies, Nationalism, Judaism, Sociology, Political science, History, Law

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